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Feb 21 (Reuters) - Recycling and sorting firm Tomra Systems Asa TOM.OL :
* Q4 EBITDA NOK 301 million (Reuters poll NOK 261 million) vs NOK 316 mln in Q4 2016
* Board proposes a dividend of NOK 2.35 per share, up from NOK 2.10 in the previous year
* Q4 revenue NOK 2.04 billion (Reuters poll NOK 1.98 billion) vs NOK 1.77 bln in Q4 2016
* Shares up 4 pct to 140 crowns after Q4 report vs down 0.2 pct in Oslo Bourse main share index .OSEBX
* Of its two divisions, Collection Solutions was in line with expectations in the Reuters poll, while Sorting was above forecast
* Repeats view that its main market in Collection Solutions, Germany, will replace deposit machines in the lower end of guided range of 2,700-3,700 units in 2018
* CEO Stefan Ranstrand says other markets compensate for the slower demand in Germany
* The Australian state of New South Wales begun a deposit scheme to collect and recycle bottles in Dec
* CEO: "We are in a ramp-up period in New South Wales, we expect around NOK 50 mln in Q1 revenues and - 10 mln on EBITA, we hope to reach profitability in the fourth quarter in New South Wales"
* Tomra booked NOK 57 mln in ramp up costs related to New South Wales in Q4
* CEO about new markets in Collection: "We anticipate Queensland in Australia and Scotland to introduce deposit systems"
* Says is too early to tell if and when England will introduce a deposit system
* CEO says about Sorting unit, whose core areas are food, recycling and mining: "We see good momentum across all businesses and expect demand to continue to pick up"
* Order intake in Sorting unit rose to NOK 793 million in Q4 vs NOK 649 million in Q4 2016